Economy added 165,000 jobs in October, showing strength of expansion

The economy added 165,000 new payroll jobs in October, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday, showing that the labor market is strong despite household discontent with the overall economy. The unemployment rate fell a tenth of a…
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